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This is my trim style

These are the curved window trims in my dining room



And my daybed / window seat bump out

 

Shed update. Roof is done and windows are in. I still need to build the doors.



At the same time I have been closing in the garage overhang for my wife.

 

Is that where you'll be keeping her?

 

You better believe it.

 

Lookin good!

 

Why they didn't do this when they built the house is beyond me.

 

Shed looks great

 

Thanks. Building the shed makes me really appreciate the work and the skill that it takes to do the work that you do.

 

One window in. One more to go.




Pete if you see this first I asked you something in the 40+ thread.

 

Number two in and done. All I need to do is caulk it and touch up paint.

 

I like that exterior paint color. Any other pics of the house?

 

Yes, and also we'd like to know your exact address, as well as the hours you're at work.

 

It's Glidden Garden Path. No not right now had to go do something. I'll see if I have any more on my phone. The trim color on the soffit is Glidden Fossil Grey.

When I got it on the house it was late and looked kinda dark. Then morning came and it popped. Reminds me of the green color you see at the beach.

 

lol

 

^^
Hence why we'd want to know when you're at work (and therefore not at home!)

 

Sounds like my night last night. Tried to fix broken pressure tank in toilet with no luck. Went to shut off the water only to have a seized shut off valve. It was sweated on to the copper, cut it off only to find out that the copper was corroded, bad. Bought new copper and the wrong fitting but by then everything closed before I could finish. Had to cap line with rubber hose to turn water back on at the house. Went back out today and got all the right parts, including a new toilet. Hopefully can get it done today.

 

Had to go to 1/8" laminations and beef up my clamping system by going to a fixed fence and wedges but I got one side in and cooking this morning

 

First picture of strips is glued together to produce the second picture of molding, right? That is so awesome to see, if such is the case

 

First picture is the strips in order that they came out of the board after ripping and planing , second picture is me just pinching them together in my hand for the photo , they then have glue applied to each strip and are clamped in my form to dry overnight taking on the shape of the wall where it will go

They are slightly oversize in height so tomorrow after the piece comes out of the form I will thickness plane it to finished thickness and sand it , then repeat the process for the other two curved walls

 

So cool, thanks